Wedding & Proposal

Four boxes for the two days the ring is photographed most. The walnut ring box is the proposal box — 2.2 in square, 1.6 oz, flat in a jacket pocket, with a magnetic lid that opens past vertical and stays open on its own. The hexagon double ring box is for the ceremony: both bands visible under a clear lid, so the box photographs as the rings, not as a closed box.

For the people around the wedding, the necklace box holds a pendant flat on a velvet chain holder, and the stud earring box keeps a pair paired — both take a name or a date on the lid.

Engraving is free on all four, up to 30 characters. You get three laid-out versions by email within one business day, and nothing is cut until you approve one. Engraved pieces are personalized to order, so allow 1–2 extra business days and order two to three weeks ahead of the date.

Before you buy: how to choose a proposal ring box (setting height is the thing to check), who holds the rings at the ceremony, and what to engrave.